Elysia Biodynamic Garden Launch
Saturday 21st July 2007
at Ryton Gardens
A plan of the new garden
(times to be confirmed)
Join us for the launch of the world's first public Biodynamic Garden.
See the newly opened garden in all its glory and find out more about the principles and techniques behind this inspiring way of gardening.
Getting to Ryton Gardens
Maps and details of how to get to Ryton Gardens
Admission prices to the gardens
Admission prices 2010 inclusive of Gift Aid:
Adult £6.60 (includes one child admission free)
Concession £6.00
Additional child £3.30 (age 5-16)
Under 5s FREE
These prices include a 10% donation as part of the gift aid scheme see below for details
Thanks to a government initiative, if you're a UK tax payer, and you make a donation that is 10% more than the basic entry fee, the government will give us an extra 25% of the full gift aid admission. This makes a massive difference to a Charity like Garden Organic. Your extra money goes towards the upkeep of the gardens and our other activities. The prices above include a voluntary 10% donation, which allows us to benefit from an additional 25p in every £1 paid.
If you are not a UK taxpayer or do not wish to make a charitable donation the admission prices are as follows;
Admission prices 2010 exclusive of Gift Aid:
Adult £6 (includes one child admission free)
Concession £5.45
Additional child £3.00 (age 5-16)
Under 5s FREE
Why not take advantage of our annual membership offers? With an annual Garden Organic Membership, you can enjoy unlimited visits to Garden Organic throughout the year, for little more than the price of three visits.
Admission to the garden is FREE to RHS and Birmingham Botanical Society (BBS) members - Except on Event Days
Please note : Garden Organic "2 for 1" entry vouchers (and similar) are not valid on event days.
Group discounts are available. See the group visits information, groups must be booked two weeks in advance.
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